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This document provides an overview of the structure and layout of the book. It explains that the book is divided into sections for different applications like Windows, Office, Word, etc. Each chapter contains two main sections, lists the skills covered, and files needed to complete activities. The activities are clearly numbered and previews show what the finished product should look like. End of chapter projects also identify the relevant skills, required files, and finished file name with a preview for reference.
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- 1. Getting to know your book.
- 2. Sections Your book is divided into sections: ๏ต Windows ๏ต Office ๏ต Word ๏ต Excel ๏ต Access ๏ต Power Point Each section is color-coded with tabs in the upper right corner. Click to advance
- 3. Chapter Structure Each chapter has two main sections: A & B. The opening page of each chapter shows you what basic skills each chapter focuses on. Take a moment to review these skills to see what you might be more familiar with and what you might need to take a little longer on. Click to advance
- 4. Chapter Structure (cont.) Files you will need to download The first page of each chapter lists the files you will need to complete the chapter and what your finished product should look like. What you should name your finished product What your file should look like when you are finished. NOTE: Donโt try to just duplicate what you see in the preview! Follow the chapter steps. Click to advance
- 5. Chapter Structure (cont.) Activity number The chapter activities are labeled clearly and steps are numbered. If you are having difficulty with a step make note of the activity number and check Blackboard for the video labeled with that number. Preview of what your steps should look like Feel free to use an index card or ruler to help you stay on the right step - or use a pen to check them off as you complete them Click to advance
- 6. Finishing up Watch for these! They tell you when you have completed the project. Itโs easy to continue and work on tasks that havenโt been assigned. Click to advance
- 7. End of Chapter Projects โProject 1Eโ means the assignment is from chapter 1. The letter โEโ helps you find the project โ the projects are in alphabetical order from C-G Just like the chapter, the Projects at the end of the chapter list ~ the skills you will need ~ the files you will need to download ~ the name of your finished file ~ a preview Click to advance Related activities from chapter
- 8. End of Chapter Projects (cont.) These activities let you know when you are finished too! Make sure you do everything on this page and review your finished product with the preview on the opening page. Notice that the steps arenโt as detailed as what you saw in the chapter work. You may have to flip back in your chapter to find help in completing steps. Click to advance
- 9. Thatโs it! Youโre ready to GO!